Halloween Recipes

People living with diabetes face a challenge on Halloween: what to do when you’re surrounded by all that candy. While friends and family are busy gobbling up their sweets, those with diabetes have to be careful. There are lots of things you can enjoy eating on Halloween besides candy, and this area provides recipes for cookies, cupcakes, cakes and more.

Halloween Recipes

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Lower-Carb Chocolate Chip Cookies

These reduced-sugar Chocolate Chip Cookies are quick & easy to make — and they’re delicious. Bake an extra batch for the freezer. Recipe for Lower-Carb Chocolate Chip Cookies from our Desserts recipe section.

Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars

A bar cookie that combines two favorites – chocolate chips and peanut butter – in vanilla dough. Recipe for Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars from our Desserts recipe section.

Mexican Bean Dip

Cross between guacamole and pureed beans, with a spicy flavor provided by chilies, garlic and onion. Recipe for Mexican Bean Dip from our Appetizer recipe section.

Miniature Apple Muffins

With the right amount of spice and a sprinkling of raisins, these bite-size muffins have the flavor of an old-fashioned apple cake. Recipe for Miniature Apple Muffins from our Breads recipe section.

Peanut Butter Granola Bites

This hearty cookie is filled with lots of fiber and good flavor. Chunky peanut butter, oats, raisins and cornflakes provide fiber; a touch of honey, Equal and ground cinnamon add great flavor. Recipe for Peanut Butter Granola Bites from our Dessert recipe section.